Re:Software developer arrested in connection with murder of ...
by liontwist on Tuesday December 10, 2024 @09:43PM
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There are two separate ideas here:
1. Wanting to determine blame, and assign good and bad morality labels.
2. wanting to make healthcare better.
1. is merely psychosocial. It’s ultimately to make you feel better by constructing a revenge justification narrative.
Murdering administrators does nothing to fix 2. They will just replace him with the next guy in line.
No matter how you construe it, he didn’t make healthcare bad and he is not empowered to fix it.
> You’re also comparing an insurance CEO to nazi organizers. Reality check.
They're comparing an excuse. It would be the same correct comparison if it was about someone parking illegally. And accepting and enabling suffering and death of people for profit rather than out of fear of being shot isn't exactly better.